Your gorgeous photos shouldn’t waste away on memory cards stored in a drawer. Display the results of the photo shoot, whether they depict your swaddled newborn baby or all your family members in one place. Creating prints and hanging them on the wall deters some people, but all you need is a little imagination to turn empty space into a photo exhibit. Here are some ideas to get you started.

What Are Some Techniques to Present Images From a Photo Shoot?

1. Digital Slideshow

Investing in a digital picture frame is an excellent way to display multiple photos. Get one that’s Wi-Fi enabled and link it to online services like Google® Photos and Facebook® to provide a surplus of material.

Various frame sizes and stunning photo qualities, combined with ambient lighting and the ability to play music with the slideshow, make for a more immersive experience.

2. Personal Gallery Wall

Your photos are reflections of your life, so present them in your home to highlight outstanding moments and precious memories. Inundate a boring hallway wall with lively, framed pictures of the kids at play. Alternatively, feature a timeline of images from your maternity to your child’s toddlerhood. Let your creative instincts flow to turn a mundane space into a stylish display of your priceless photos.

3. Color-Coordinated Frames

One of the most challenging parts of displaying photos is finding ways to incorporate them into a room. The trick is to integrate your pictures into the room’s aesthetics. Match monochromatic photographs framed in colorful hues with your surrounding furniture, or choose black frames surrounding colorful pictures to add panache to a monotone area. Your precious photos will transform into stylish accent pieces that boost your room’s appeal.

For a photo shoot worthy of a personal exhibit, visit the professionals at Meredith Struebing Photography in St. Charles, MO. With more than 20 years of experience, Meredith brings a pleasant approach and meticulous insight into family photography, including maternity photo shoots and newborn pictures. Check out the website for a look inside her studio, and call (636) 255-4679 for an appointment.